Expression of ceramics that transcends creation.
The PB-600/PB-400 generates creative and complex three-dimensional objects beautifully, with high precision and efficiency. Its artistic and intricate expressiveness expands the possibilities of creation and brings innovation to the manufacturing process of ceramic products. - Difficult shapes that could only be created by a limited number of artisans, as well as complex structures of objects and ceramic products that are challenging to produce by hand or with machining, can now be made and reproduced by anyone. - Two models with different specifications are available to accommodate a wide range of purposes and applications. - The ceramic powder, which has fine particles and a shrinkage rate of less than 1% after firing, achieves a high-quality finish.
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Modeling Area - PB-600: 595×600×250mm - PB-400: 390×290×200mm Modeling Method: Binder Jetting (using ceramic powder) Layer Pitch: Approximately 100μm (0.1mm) Shrinkage Rate after Firing: Less than 1% (high dimensional accuracy) Materials Used: Dedicated ceramic powder Supported Data Format: STL format Included Software: Supports conversion and output of 3D CAD/CG data
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Open price ●The price includes the main product and dedicated software. Annual maintenance contracts, powder, binder, transportation, and installation will incur additional charges.
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Various interior objects Vases Tiles Interior design
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Roland DG is a company that provides advanced technology leading the industry in the fields of digital printing and 3D manufacturing. In digital printing, it offers high-precision and efficient printing and cutting solutions for the manufacturing, signage, and packaging industries, enabling short lead times and diverse production. Furthermore, in 3D manufacturing, it accelerates customer processes by utilizing digital fabrication technology for rapid prototyping and in educational and design departments. This supports productivity improvement and competitiveness in the manufacturing sector, contributing to the realization of a sustainable society. The company also focuses on developing environmentally friendly technologies, fulfilling its corporate social responsibility while paving the way for the future of the industry.
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